
We are starting Thursday, Oct 29, with renewed hope that Olive and her parents are in the best hands in Bangkok, Thailand. A Specialist from home helped them through this process and they feel "at peace" once again.
Lynette is finally resting close to Olive's room (one of my prayers for her exhausted body and mind). Rusty reported that Olive has her own room with doctors closely watching her "tap."
For the first day in a month, I sense a complete peace in Rusty's spirit. His voice sounds strong, instead of strained from the stress and tension of constant decisions. Colleen (Rusty's mom) and Libby (co-worker nurse with Lynette) have arrived with R & L's luggage.

In July 2003, Samitivej opened the first and until today the only dedicated private hospital for children in Thailand. At Samitivej Srinakarin Children's Hospital, we recognized the importance of continual development and the different medical needs of children. In the Children Hospital we have create a comprehensive range of medical service for the children and their family in a very dedicated environment.
The Children Hospital offers highly specialized services such as adolescent psychiatry, down syndrome, ...and many pediatric sub-specialties. Our team of highly skilled medical specialists and caregivers are experienced in treating the medical, surgical and emotional needs of children. Since inception, the Children Hospital has developed a reputation for its Bone Marrow Transplant and Neonatal intensive care services
So, when we despaired, all of you kept on praying. God may still choose to take Olive home to be with Him, but we are so grateful to God for giving R & L a reprieve from "constant struggle."
2 comments:
Tears of joy are flowing listening to this music and knowing that Rusty and Lynette are experiencing peace and rest. Hopefully you will be refreshed as well.
After not checking out your blog for several days, I woke up thinking about little Olive. I'm happy to see all the progress and prayed again for Jesus' care and provision in every way for your family. -Rita N.
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